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National 2009

Is your business worth a single day of your time?

The National everywoman Conference will provide you with great advice and tools to take away with you and feed into your business.

Speakers such as Allegra McEvedy MBE and Heather White will be on hand to offer inspirational tales of how to successfully start and grow a business.

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73 female entrepreneurs have joined the everywoman Network in the last week, boosting their profiles and joining in with over 350 discussions.

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Woman in BoxThe Business Transformation Programme

Tuesday, 18 August 2009
The British Library, London

Transform your thinking in one day and revolutionise your business. Pauline Stewart, the UK Ambassador of the Edward De Bono Foundation (UK) will challenge and empower you to raise your game and drive dramatic increases in your business results.

This programme is fully funded if you are a business owner or senior director of a small medium company. Find out more


 

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Natwest everywoman Awards

The search is underway for successful female entrepreneurs. It's free to enter and is a fantastic way of elevating, motivating and inspiring female business owners.

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Share Your Success

There's nothing more inspirational than hearing a female entrepreneur's success story. When did she decide to start her own businesses? What challenges did she overcome to get where she is today? Why not share your story with us and the rest of the everywoman community. Find out more.

Read our latest success stories:
Selling Up and Going for a Swim
Taking Things into Accounts